I think the specific change in mind in the 2024 budget is so very narrowly targeted that it's hard to see the types of impacts that you're talking about, particularly when a lot of the capital gains we're talking about are speculative forms of investment. They're not actually doing a whole lot to create jobs in the Canadian economy.
If we do want a fiscal framework that is more supportive of investment in terms of various subsidies or other things, there are other things we can do, like investment tax credits more specifically targeted, and you get the benefit of those only if those investments are made. To try to have all of that hang on capital gains inclusion rates seems to me to be very wrong-headed.